Kubuntu, thy name is Frustration or The Further Adventures into Migraines

First off, I am going to start with an update to Java, the Poisoned Fruit. As in all things Linux-y, you just never know what you are going to get from one moment to the next. First it was Java working in Kubuntu and not working in Ubuntu, then for what ever inexplicable reason, it was working in Ubuntu and not in Kubuntu, then the wind shifted directions yet again and it was working in both. Always some kinda shit interesting surprise with these two.

Now why on Earth am I renaming Kubuntu to Frustration? Because for some crazy reason, networking cut a back-flip through its own anus went kaput. No connection to the Interwebs (or even Intrawebs!) at all. No amount of tinkering over the last couple of hours got even so much as a raised eyebrow. New connection ya say? Nope, dead end. Restore? Pfft.* In order to save myself a lot of time and effort, and not scare my neighbors, I finally reached the conclusion that the easiest thing to do was delete Kthulu’s scrotum hair Kubuntu from my machine and start over.** So, while Kubuntu is doing the reinstall thing I’ve decided to knock out another “fair and balanced”*** article about the average every day person trying to use this flaming bag of dog poo Linux**** in every day situations. Days like this make me ponder: is it any wonder that something like the great march to Linux in Munich is over budget and behind schedule. Hell.. they can’t make any progress because for every 3 machines they install it on, before long they have to do 4 reinstalls.#

Anyway, since it appears that Krap-untu Kubuntu has finished installing itself, I’m gonna go and try to get things back up to snuff once again. Just cause I like hitting my head with a hammer a good challenge.

No no… the offensiveness is here in the U.S. too. Too many jealous people running around over there. Can’t start a proper hate about Flash or Java going belly up without someone saying n*****. I’ve had suspects in the past.. but who knows for sure.